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gigaom.com - 10/14/2008

Wi-Fi Gets a Boost With Quantenna Chips

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If you’re like me and believe that Wi-Fi is going to rule the home networking environment , then a means to ensure reliable and fast Wi-Fi connectivity to all corners of the home becomes essential. That’s where chipsets from Quantenna Communications , a startup from Sunnyvale, Calif., ...

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gizmodo.com - 10/20/2008

Quantenna Claims 1Gbps Wi-Fi Speeds By Next Year [Wi-Fi]

— gizmodo.com — Higher latency and much lower speed are keeping Wi-Fi out of a lot of business settings, even... considering massive performance increases of new 802.11n over previous standards. Quantenna says it can remedy these problems with existing technology, and ... (more) Quantenna Claims 1Gbps Wi-Fi Speeds By Next Year [Wi-Fi]

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Quantenna Chips Boosts Wi-Fi Coverage In Every Corner Of Your Castle [Wi-Fi]
Gizmodo — ... The chips—a 2.4 Ghz band, a 5 Ghz band, and a dual-band—can be plugged into walls and use MIMO technology to amplify signals from an existing network. Quantenna is hoping to sell the single-band chips for $20 and the dual-band chip for $40. Chances are, if you live in a big house like my parents', that's not too high a price to pay for all over coverage. [GigaOm] ...

Quantenna promises to boost WiFi signals with new chipsets
Engadget — ... also include other niftiness like Vector Mesh Networking, and they'll be available in both 2.4GHz, 5.0GHz, and dual-band versions, the latter of which does operate on both spectrum concurrently. While there's no word on any actual consumer products based on the chipsets just yet, Quantenna says it'll have samples available for "top-tier customers" later this year, with prices expected to hit $20 when they're produced in large amounts, or $40 for the dual-band chip. [Via GigaOM] ...